Dance

a sport. Not only does football, baseball, basketball, and soccer fit this definition, but so does dance. Just like any other sport, there are many different groups inside of the dance community. You can treat dance as doing it for fun, a club, a hobby, a serious passion or a career. You can do the same thing with all other sports as well. So, if the International Olympic Committee recognizes dance, then why isn’t it considered a sport to other people?

Evening of Dance was performed by students of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Repertory Dance Company I, Repertory Dance Company II, and World Dance Ensemble. The show was put on in the beautiful Montgomery Arts Theater on Wednesday, November 9. The show featured a variety of different pieces, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats throughout the whole show. The show opened with World Dance Ensemble’s (Title of Piece), choreographed by (choreographer)

Is Dance Considered a Sport? Three laps around the gym, minute long planks, crunches, sit-ups, and pushups in a matter of thirty minutes. As a dancer, experiencing and realizing the strength that needs to be present in order for an athlete to grow is vital. We go through long hours of choreography sessions, pain and strain on our bodies, and vigorous training. Many people will disagree on the status of if dance is a sport or not. Both Mary- Elizabeth Esquibel, in her article “Why Dance

For as long as I can remember, I have always been fascinated with dance, especially ballet. As a child I would stand in front of the TV, watching ballerinas in tutus twirl across the stage, attempting to copy their leaps and pirouettes. I dreamed about the possibility of that dancer being me one day. I had no idea how much that dream would eventually shape my life. In sixth grade, I began ballet. I had no idea how challenging ballet could be, but I also had no idea how much I would grow to love

The music played a large role in determining the style of the pieces in the show by Koresh Dance Company. It set the theme and mood for the dances. Also, the choreography was dependent on the beats and variations in the music. This basis added to the themes of the dances as well. The theme of the pieces reflected the type of music. The music by John Levis in the first piece, "Inner Sun," was tribal-like in my opinion. I thought the dancers were in the same tribe. When they danced individually

I remember the time I started dancing like it was yesterday. I was in 7th grade when I first joined a dance team. Dance became important to my life, due to the fact that when I was younger I would constantly get hurt a lot by being bullied, and also had my parents fight all the time until they reached a point they wanted to get a divorce. I got tired of it , and I started looking for horrible ways to blow away the pain I felt inside, finally I found the appropriate way to do so. Dancing was the perfect

Cuban dances undergo major role in the culture of Latin America. Many of the dances that originated from Cuba of Latin America have become popular around the world as well as Latin America. Other cultures learn how these Latin dances have a flair and other unique qualities that are specific to Latin America and its culture. The three most popular dances many people know that have spread around the world include the Cha-Cha, the Salsa, and the Mambo. The Cha-Cha originated in Cuba around the 1940’s

The beginning of class was a bit challenging because it has been so long since I have actually practiced dance and stretched. The workout and warm up for the first two weeks kept my body in great shape capable of feeling relaxed and muscles moving. The warm up made the dances a bit easier to actually keep up, but still was a challenge. The way the stretches are handled are great because it is a new routine my body has not gone through. It is quiet the challenge because my left leg is stronger than

1) What you learned in dance: Dance class this year was an incredible experience. I learned a lot of technique, amazing choreography (courtesy to Ms.P), and how to become a better performer. However, I believe that the most important aspect I received from this class was how to choreograph a piece you envision only in your mind at first. Throughout the Elements of Dance project and the ISP, I had the opportunity to work with different people to choreograph a dance piece with a story behind it.

the millionth time that day as I tried to practice my pirouettes for the dance audition starting in a couple of minutes. “Come on” I thought to myself wondering why my knee chose this exact time, this was important, I needed to nail this audition so that I could earn myself a spot in Company 2 this year. It was heart wrenching to think that I could be in Company 1 in 7th grade! “Get in order according to your number,” the dance teacher noted and I did as fast as I could,everyone knew that auditions